Pronunciation: /ˈkʌstədiən/
noun a person who has responsibility for or looks after something
A1 The custodian at the school cleans the classrooms every day.
A2 The custodian found a lost backpack in the hallway and returned it to the student.
B1 The custodian is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the entire office building.
B2 The custodian has been working at the museum for over 10 years and knows every exhibit inside out.
C1 The custodian's meticulous attention to detail ensures that the premises are always spotless.
C2 The custodian's dedication to his job goes above and beyond, making him an invaluable member of the team.
adjective relating to the job or role of a custodian
A1 The custodian cat kept the library free of mice.
A2 The custodian staff are responsible for cleaning the school.
B1 The custodian duties include maintaining the building's security.
B2 The custodian manager oversees the entire cleaning operation.
C1 The custodian role requires attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
C2 The custodian supervisor ensures that all cleaning protocols are followed to the highest standards.
formal The custodian is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the school building.
informal Hey, have you seen the custodian around? I need to ask them something.
slang The custodian is the one who keeps this place looking spick and span.
figurative In a way, the custodian is like the guardian of the building, always watching over it and keeping it in order.
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